Boris Johnson, mayor of London, has used his powers to determine a planning application in the capital for the first time
The proposal from Commercial Estates Group, for Columbus Tower, next to Canary Wharf, includes 31,000m2 of offices, a 192-room hotel and more than 70 apartments.
Originally designed by DMWR Architects, it was refused permission by Tower Hamlets council because of its impact on a nearby conservation area.
The mayor, who has powers to push the approval through, said: 鈥淭he development would deliver a significant contribution to Crossrail.鈥
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